A timelapse captures a stunning view of this week's partial lunar eclipse on Tuesday, 17 September, as seen from Alabama. Russ McKinney, who created the video, said he used almost 3000 photos, taken every 5 seconds,

A rare combination of a partial lunar eclipse, supermoon and harvest moon will be visible across North America. Here’s what that is and how to watch.

A partial lunar eclipse occurs when only a part of the moon passes through the Earth’s umbra, the darkest part of its shadow. During a partial lunar eclipse, the moon’s surface becomes partially darkened by Earth’s shadow, creating a dramatic visual effect as the moon moves through different stages of partial obscuration.